I have a file on the floppy that came with the modem that describes all the AT
commands. It's used by windoze during install, I guess.
Win95 said that DOS support was enabled when I first installed it. So I might be able
to use it under linux.
But, setserial /dev/ttyS2 says 'UART unknown', win95 says 'UART NS16650A'. Does this
mean that the UART is emulated?
I wanna thank everyone who has been so kind to answer my questions. That was a very
nice welcome to/from the linux community for a newbie like me. So thank you!
Otgonbayar.
> Yeah, that's a croc! I owned a SupraMax modem for about 2 days. :-) I had
> a ping time of like 400-500 ms and forget about online gaming with that! I
> spoke with Diamond's tech support and they said that if I wanted a faster
> modem, I'd need to return it and get a Supra Express V.90 modem. (which is
> exactly what I did, and now I'm a little happier). I'd be totally satified
> if their documentation included all the AT commands and S registers the
> modem supported. Every US Robotics I ever bought came with a full manual
> that described every AT command it supported...
> Oh, and to get back on topic, The Diamond Supra Express external V.90 that I
> have works wonderful in linux. don't have any complaints. Except for the
> AT command listing...
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: Re:Re:Modem help
>
>
>
> Yes, Diamondmm's site did say that SupraMax uses my PC's processing power to
> deliver fast Internet connections.
>
> I checked it, and SupraMax uses _9_ drivers from Rockwell. I think it's
> based on the Rockwell 11229-14 chipset, as modems based on this chipset are
> not supported by BeOS.(those and Winmodems are the only modems that are not
> supported by BeOS and the same can be said for linux, I guess)
>
> So I think I'm stuck with Win95 for the time being. :(
>
> Otgonbayar.
>
>
>
> Nassar Hassein wrote
> >ha ha. That modem sucks. I don't think you'll be able to get ANY PCI
> modem
> >to work in linux at this point in the game. I believe what you have is the
> >SupraMAX modem by Diamond?
> >Anyways, all of the PCI modems I've seen so far don't have a UART chip on
> >them, and it's actually emulated by a driver that needs to be loaded.
> Those
> >drivers are win9x/winNT only. If I hit the nail on the head and you've got
> >a PNP modem that doesn't have jumpers, you better take it back where you
> >bought it from and get a real modem. Either a Supra Express from Diamond
> or
> >a 3com modem (not a WINmodem though!)
>
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 1999 2:10 PM
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: Modem Problem
>
>
> >Hi,
>
> >I have a Diamand Supra 56i HCF PCI (ie SupraMax 56i Voice PCI), but can't
> >get it work. It's connected to ttyS2 (COM3).
>
> >minicom initilizes the modem, says it's online, but does nothing. (Ctrl A
> Z,
> >Ctrl A O etc work.)
> >kppp keeps telling me that the modem is busy.
>
> >I've read quite a few HOWTOs but still couldn't figure it out.
>
> >Can anyone tell me how to configure it? Thanks a lot.
>
> >----------
> >Otgonbayar
>
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